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Improved Cook Stoves programme for Rwanda

GS-47 ↗ · current registry ID: GS1060

#469of 1536 in Industrial#22of 118 in Rwanda#676of 2030 in Gold Standard (GS)#66of 184 in AMS-II.G

Assessment

CarbonMeld document-based assessment

01020304 Overall 5.2 / 10 Dimension scores are locked — the faint arcs are empty tracks, not zero scores.

Scale 0–10 · method weights: integrity 35% · transparency 25% · claim safety 25% · documentation 15%.

Analysis

The Rwanda Improved Cook Stoves programme is a long-running Gold Standard project (crediting period 2013–2023) with a confirmed additionality test and a quantified 5% leakage deduction, but it is undermined by an unusually large volume of material findings and corrective actions spanning data inconsistencies, missing calibration records, and reporting errors across multiple CPAs. The verified emission reductions (342,643 tCO₂e) exceed the claimed figure (293,076 tCO₂e), which is conservative, yet the project-specific baseline, absence of a stated buffer pool, and low extraction confidence in the underlying documents limit confidence in the overall credit quality.

Red Flags

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Findings

Risk Indicators

Additionality

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Permanence

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Leakage

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Baseline

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Safeguards

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Double-claim

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Evidence

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Eligibility & market

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  • Airlines (CORSIA)

    No CORSIA label on the registry

    Not usable for airlines' CORSIA obligations.

    Source: registry label

  • Integrity label (ICVCM CCP)

    Methodology not approved by ICVCMAMS-II.G

    The Integrity Council assessed this methodology as not meeting the Core Carbon Principles.

    Source: ICVCM assessment

  • Removal or reduction

    Emission reduction or avoidance

    Prevents or reduces emissions — fits contribution claims, not SBTi neutralisation.

    Source: registry label

  • Paris Agreement (Article 6)

    Not published

    This registry does not publish Article 6 authorizations.

Information only, from public sources. Claim rules (CORSIA, SBTi, EU rules on green claims) change: check them before making a public claim. Since 27 September 2026, EU consumer rules do not allow “climate neutral” product claims based on offsets.

Registry labels last checked:2026-09-27

Credit Vintages

IssuedRetiredAvailable
2013
3,13503,135
2014
11,629011,629
2015
36,541036,541
2016
45,593045,593
2017
46,280046,280
2018
44,857044,857
2019
41,890041,890
2020
37,522037,522
2021
37,13437,1340
2022
36,77619,49717,279
2023
17,422017,422
Total358,77956,631302,148

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